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No Tax, No Traction: Why Foreign Investors Are Still Shying Away from Indian Bonds

SBI Funds expects foreign flows into Indian bonds to remain muted despite tax relief, citing deferred index inclusion, elevated global yields and limited rupee comfort

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No Tax, No Traction: Why Foreign Investors Are Still Shying Away from Indian Bonds
SBI Funds expects foreign flows into Indian bonds to remain muted despite tax relief, citing deferred index inclusion, elevated global yields and limited rupee comfort
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